Check out this cool field study course opportunity for the summer while you're snuggled up inside!
-Rachel
---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Devon Peña <dpena@u.washington.edu>
Date: Sat, Jan 5, 2013 at 9:11 AM
Subject: Summer Session 2013 - Permaculture and Agroeology Field Study in Colorado for UW Students! (fwd)
To: Rachel Stubbs <rachelnstubbs@gmail.com>
Dear Rachel:
It is finally approved and going to happen! Can you please make sure this gets cxirculated to the UWFarm listservb and any other interested students?
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Dear students, faculty, and staff:
We are very pleased and excited to announce the First Annual Acequia Agroecology and Permaculture Field Studies School to be held in Colorado's high altitude San Luis Valley and northern New Mexico's Rio Grande corridor during the Summer 'A' session running June
24-July 24.
The course is limited to 21 students and will involve travel to an altitude of 8,100 ft above sea level and require the ability to engage in strenuous activities at that altitude and higher as we explore the 80,000-acre wild lands of the mountainous Sangre de Cristo Land Grant commons.
Join us to study with farmers and learn ancient agroecological and permaculture methods and principles through direct experience on America's oldest continuously operated farms held by Native American and Chicano families for generations.
OUR FIRST INFORMATIONAL MEETING WILL BE HELD ON JANUARY 25 (12noon) IN DENNY HALL (room to be announced).
I have attached a course announcement for your reading convenience. Please email Professor Peña if you have any questions.
Please share this message with interested students.
Devon G. Peña, Ph.D.
2013 NACCS Scholar
Professor
American Ethnic Studies, Anthropology, and Program on the Environment
University of Washington
EMAIL| dpena@uw.edu
UW OFFICE| 206-543-1507
MOBILE| 206-228-4876
NGO WEBSITE| The Acequia Institute
BLOGS| Environmental and Food Justice and History and Politics of Mexican Immigration
"Memory is a moral obligation, all the time."
- J. Derrida
From: Devon Peña <dpena@u.washington.edu>
Date: Sat, Jan 5, 2013 at 9:11 AM
Subject: Summer Session 2013 - Permaculture and Agroeology Field Study in Colorado for UW Students! (fwd)
To: Rachel Stubbs <rachelnstubbs@gmail.com>
Dear Rachel:
It is finally approved and going to happen! Can you please make sure this gets cxirculated to the UWFarm listservb and any other interested students?
Culebra Peak from The Acequia Institute's Rancho de las Dos Acequias, San Luis Valley, Colorado
Dear students, faculty, and staff:
We are very pleased and excited to announce the First Annual Acequia Agroecology and Permaculture Field Studies School to be held in Colorado's high altitude San Luis Valley and northern New Mexico's Rio Grande corridor during the Summer 'A' session running June
24-July 24.
The course is limited to 21 students and will involve travel to an altitude of 8,100 ft above sea level and require the ability to engage in strenuous activities at that altitude and higher as we explore the 80,000-acre wild lands of the mountainous Sangre de Cristo Land Grant commons.
Join us to study with farmers and learn ancient agroecological and permaculture methods and principles through direct experience on America's oldest continuously operated farms held by Native American and Chicano families for generations.
OUR FIRST INFORMATIONAL MEETING WILL BE HELD ON JANUARY 25 (12noon) IN DENNY HALL (room to be announced).
I have attached a course announcement for your reading convenience. Please email Professor Peña if you have any questions.
Please share this message with interested students.
Devon G. Peña, Ph.D.
2013 NACCS Scholar
Professor
American Ethnic Studies, Anthropology, and Program on the Environment
University of Washington
EMAIL| dpena@uw.edu
UW OFFICE| 206-543-1507
MOBILE| 206-228-4876
NGO WEBSITE| The Acequia Institute
BLOGS| Environmental and Food Justice and History and Politics of Mexican Immigration
"Memory is a moral obligation, all the time."
- J. Derrida
Dear ones,
ReplyDeleteThe first information session for the 2013 Permaculture and Agroecology Field Studies School in Colorado and New Mexico is scheduled for Friday, January 25 at 130pm in Denny Hall 401. See you all there I hope!